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# Title: [D. Johannis-Caspari VVestphali, Academici Curiosi, Pathologia Daemoniaca, id est Observationes & Meditationes Physiologico-Magico-Medicae circa Daemonomanias, similesquè Morbos Convulsivos â fascino ortos] D. Johannis-Caspari VVestphali, Academici Curiosi, Pathologia Dæmoniaca, id est Observationes & Meditationes Physiologico-Magico-Medicæ circa Dæmonomanias, similesquè Morbos Convulsivos â fascino ortos, ... (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 223, Stück 6)
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Curae sympatheticae.
tius Tract. Maenet. Vulner. Curat. 5. 22. p. m. 459. Corpore ad-
huc lano de viro existente, eodem Forte momento repente Fri-
guir, e aliquor diebus postputrilagine corruptus decidit, quo
multis milliaribus trans alpes absens ille bajulus seu servus xeoro-
caverat d exlpiraverat, ex cujus brachio Celeberrimus quon-
dam in Chirurpia Curtorum Chirursus Bononienlis, Ga(p. Ta-
liacocius, riram carnem cruerat, hancque loconaliinpuona a.
missi arcificiose apposuerat. Sient de nostro tempore omni-
busancillis rusticis cura illa magica verrucarum in facie ac ma.
nibus Freguens es, dum illas saltem rel Frusto recenris ac inluIAI
lardi, vel pomo Borsdortensi, aut alio generoso, in quatuor auE
ericaentes
(ex aut plura Fructa disecto, lingulas partes ordine suo composi-
tas alligando, vel terra hortensirel Amo commitrunt, vel filo
Calcem appensas in aëre liberiori, ad contabescentiam usque, (us-
pendunt: nam licuclardum aut pomum, Epiritu verrucarum
insico impraegnata, paulatim contabescunt, purrescune
ac corrumpuntur, sic idem hoc observatur in verru-
Cis. Complures media ejusmodi magico magnetica, ad pu.
trefactionem eo citius promovendam, sub androne abscon-
dunt. IIxc si quis ignorat, dictosque efectus soli stillicidio,
vel rirtuti lardi, aut pomi, vel etiam pluralitati partium, aut COr-
toillarum numero, attribueret, cademis superstitione laboraret,
qua illi, quipecorismorbolicontumilationem, d inde luble-
quentem effectum, Coli saltem animali, tanquam instrumento ve-
neticii, aut soli saltem concumulationi, aut ipsi rumulo, hujus-
queterrae lingulari virtuti, adscribere vellent.
l’ecudes aurem contagio morbida ideo eriam sub villa-
rum portis, ab aliis in ipsis cabulis, a pluribus etiam sub stabulo-
rum liminibus infodiuntur; cum alii in epidemicis raccarum,
orium de eguorum, pestibus rias publicas, reletiam vicorum ex.
cremitates, ut de ricorum medium, horumque biria, aut etiam
locum certum juxta orilia ee attegias, pro concumulatione eli-
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